Title (disambiguation)
A title is one or more words used before or after a person's name, in certain contexts.
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Title or Titles may also refer to:
Law
- Title (property), a claim or documents about legal ownership
- Short and long titles, the short formal name by which legislation is cited, and the full formal title appearing at the head of the legislation
- One of the 53 divisions of the United States Code
Names and designations
- Title (publishing), the name of a creative work
- Artwork title, the title of a piece of art
- Job title, a designation of a person's position in an organization
- Title of honor, a title bestowed as an award
- Honorary title (academic), a title bestowed in recognition of contribution outside of academic employment
- Hereditary title, a title that remains in a family
- Honorific, a title of esteem used for deference
Art and entertainment
- Title sequence, for opening credits in films
- Intertitle, title cards used in silent films
- Title (EP), a 2014 EP by Meghan Trainor
- Title (album), a 2015 album by Meghan Trainor (a reissue of the EP, with additional songs)
- "Title" (song), a song by Meghan Trainor from the album of the same name
- Titles (album), a 1982 Mick Karn album
- The Title, a British rock band
- Title, a 2005 album by Straightener
Computing
- Title (command), a command that changes the title of a terminal emulator window
- Title bar, element of a computer window
<title>...</title>, an HTML element
Other uses
- Title (animal), a competitive signifier on a domesticated animal
- Title (Christianity), the naming of the church first served by an Anglican deacon
- Championship, a high-level sports competition to determine a champion
- Stacy Title (1964–2021), American film director, screenwriter and producer
See also
- All pages with titles containing title
- Address (disambiguation)
- Subtitle (disambiguation)
- Titular (disambiguation)
- Titulus (disambiguation)
- Title case, a capitalization style
- Tittle, a diacritical mark
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